A Maryland woman pleaded guilty on Tuesday to plotting to destroy the Baltimore power grid as part of an extremist white supremacist ideology that promotes government collapse. Sarah Beth Clendaniel ...

Federal prosecutors said they are willing to disclose whether they used a controversial surveillance program to foil a Florida neo-Nazi leader’s alleged plot to attack Baltimore’s power grid last year ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Two former Marines were sentenced to prison Thursday for their participation in a plot to attack the U.S. power grid, the Justice ...

The founder of a Florida-based neo-Nazi group has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for conspiring with his girlfriend to plan an attack on Maryland’s power grid in furtherance of their ...

According to the government, the men 'prepared, and trained to attack America’s power grid in order to advance their violent white supremacist ideology.' The three men who plotted a white supremacist ...

A neo-Nazi leader was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison, followed by a lifetime of supervised release, Thursday for planning to destroy Baltimore’s power grid, according to a release from the ...

BALTIMORE (AP) — A Maryland woman who’s held white supremacist views for decades and recently conspired with a neo-Nazi leader to plan an attack on Baltimore’s power grid was sentenced Wednesday to 18 ...

BALTIMORE -- The trial of a Florida man completed it's third day in federal court in Baltimore on Wednesday for an alleged terrorist plot to destroy the power grid in the Baltimore region. According ...

A former Marine was sentenced to seven years in prison on Monday for manufacturing a short barrel rifle, a ruling tied to his participation in a neo-Nazi plot to attack energy facilities in and around ...

UPDATE (Jan. 28): A federal jury was seated Tuesday in the criminal trial of who's charged with conspiracy to attack Maryland's power grid to advance his white supremacist beliefs.A panel of 12 jurors ...

Three men, including two Marine Corps veterans, were sentenced Thursday for their participation in a neo-Nazi plot to attack U.S. energy facilities in Idaho and surrounding states. (AP Photo/Jose Luis ...